The Kavaliers were an early 1960s New Zealand rock and roll band that evolved out of a group called The Zodiacs and were fronted by Samoan born lead singer Freddie Keil. They released a string of singles in the 1960s. The band's name would be resurrected in the 2000s by Freddie's younger brother Alphonso Keil. The Zodiacs The Zodiacs were fronted by Freddie Keil on lead vocals. John Murphy was their lead guitarist and Freddie's younger brother Alphonso Keil was the rhythm guitarist. Vic Williams was the drummer and John Harrison the bassist while Jimmy Langabeer played piano. After scuppered plans to record with the La Gloria label, they recorded on the Zodiac Records label. As such, they changed their name from the Zodiacs to the Kavaliers. When they were still called the Zodiacs, while Freddie Keil had returned to Western Samoa for a short time, they were fronted by Terry Dean and the Nitebeats singer, Terry Dean (also known as Terry Fidow). The Zodiacs line up Freddie Keil, Vocals (Died 1994) Jimmy Murphy, Lead guitar Vic Williams, Drums John 'Yuk' Harrison, Bass Jimmy Langabeer, Piano Alphonso Keil, Rhythm guitar (Died 2008) Terry Dean aka Terry Fidow, Vocals The Kavaliers After Freddie Keil had some problems with his cousin Herma Keil, he left the Keil Isles and formed The Zodiacs. They would later change their name to Freddie Keil and the Kavaliers. They released eleven singles and an album from 1960 to 1965. The Kavaliers line up Freddie Keil, Vocals Billy Belton, Rhythm Guitar Steve Smith, Piano Dave Paul, Saxophone Brian Smith, Bass Guitar Vic Williams, Drums Jimmy Murphy, Lead Guitar Alphonso Keil, Drums Discography Freddie Keil And The Kavaliers "I Found A New Love" / "Three Nights A Week" - Zodiac Z-1063 - (1961) "What About Me" / "Take Good Care Of Her" - Zodiac Z-1079 (1962) "The Wanderer" / "Twisting The Night Away" - Zodiac Z-1085 - (1962 "Should I" / "Its Only A Paper Moon" - Zodiac Z-1105 - (1963) "All The Other Boys Are Talking" / "Take These Chains From My Heart" - Zodiac Z-1109 - (1963) "Don't Try To Fight It Baby" / "No Signs Of Loneliness Here" - Zodiac Z-1114 - (1963) "Girls" / "Learnin', Trying To Forgive" - Zodiac Z-1147- (1963) The Kavaliers "The Twist" / "Tossin' And Turning" Zodiac Z-1082 (1962) - (Note A-side was credited to Freddie Keil) The Maori Kavaliers